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The sun and sunlight has been a recurring motif in Viv Miller’s painting for a number of years.
It’s easy to be mesmerised by the swishes and whirls of these painterly canvases. So what do we make of the use of the first line of William Blake’s poem ‘Jerusalem’ as the title for this show?
Doug Rickard’s A New American Picture is perhaps the inevitable consequence of Google Street View – an entire photographic essay on the subject of the state of America produced without a camera or the artist ever leaving his studio…
Rebecca Karageorgos has a dark mind even when the lights are on full blast.
Apparently it was a faulty ladder that stopped photographer Tyler Shields making it to the opening of his show at McLemoi Gallery.
So what’s new media exactly?
The public perception of Sydney’s Sutherland Shire, commonly known as ‘The Shire’, has been shaped by popular culture.
In Paul Snell’s show Chromophobia the artist has taken on a complex task: questioning the image as a self-referential object.
Michael Cook’s suite of photographs featured at Depot Gallery.
The troubling gaze of photography.